It used to be that if you wanted to buy a nice custom-made wedding ring, you’d have to visit some fancy high-end jewelry store and be willing to part with a large portion of your wedding budget.

Well, that’s still the case for some people, but thanks to our modern times it’s now possible for you and anyone else who wants a custom ring to create a unique diamond wedding ring from the comfort of your own home.

Oleg Cassini will have nothing on you as you sit in your chair sipping a soda looking at the various photos that your favorite online jewelry store makes easily available.

Next, you’ll want to select the right diamond to fit your setting. The common diamond cut shapes are: round, pear, emerald, princess, marquise, oval, radiant, heart, and Asscher. You will probably take a while just studying all the attributes of the various diamond shapes and sizes. Of course, you can always choose to purchase the setting online and then take it to your local jeweler to have it fit with a diamond.

You are the designer extraordinaire! You are not bound by what someone else thinks you will like. So, go ahead and feel free to create your own ring. There’s nobody else to please but you.

And you will just love the results.

About the Guest Author

Copyright 2004

Donna Monday
One special moment. One special ring.
http://www.1-love-rings.com

Sites that MarriedBliss.com recommends to check out when you start considering where to look for a ring online:

Blue Nile
All sorts of beautiful options, such as platinum rings and a range of inexpensive rings. Blue Nile is one of the top online vendors for jewelry in the world! Highly recommended!

Diamonds International
Classic options abound at this site, which features a solid range of ring options featuring diamonds, etc. Does not offer the same caliber of wedding ring possibilities in our experience.

Mondera
Quality, a wide range of ring styles and service that can't be beat. Highly recommended!

Can you help us? We're looking for a good vendor selling antique / vintage rings online. If you know of a site that's worth recommending to our readers, please let me know at stacey@marriedbliss.com.